Davies et al., 2005 - Google Patents
Extra-ascending aortic versus intra-descending aortic balloon counterpulsation—effect on coronary artery blood flowDavies et al., 2005
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- Davies A
- Peters W
- Su T
- Sullivan C
- Perkidides T
- Milsom F
- White G
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- Heart, Lung and Circulation
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BACKGROUND:: Diastolic counterpulsation has been used to provide circulatory augmentation for chronic heart failure or for short-term cardiac support. Recently an extra- aortic balloon (EAB) counterpulsation device has been proposed. AIM:: To compare the …
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